100 races, 50 wins in the WEC for Toyota is a dream headline for the Japanese brand, which looked back to its best at Imola this weekend in front of a record crowd of more than 92,000 fans. Sometimes, post-race stories write themselves.

With a combination of speed and strategy, Toyota Racing executed a fairytale 100th FIA WEC race, beating Ferrari on home soil with its new-look TR010 Hypercar.

Antonio Felix da Costa scored his first race victory for Jaguar in the second race of the Jeddah E-Prix.

Maximilian Guenther put DS Penske on top in the opening practice session for the Jeddah E-Prix.

Already on a high from his best qualifying result to date, Joel Eriksson remained with the breakaway lead pack to eventually bring home his Envision Racing car fourth.

Mitch Evans is counting on his win in the Miami E-Prix to help Jaguar "reset its season" after a torrid start to the Formula E campaign.

Ticktum usurped DS Penske’s Taylor Barnard in the final minutes of the session to set the fastest time in the first free practice of the weekend.

Nick Cassidy completed another calculated drive through the field to deliver Citroen’s first Formula E win at the Mexico City E-Prix.

Sebastien Buemi claimed pole position for the Mexico City E-Prix after Taylor Barnard had his lap time deleted in the Duels final.

Pascal Wehrlein went quickest in the final practice session ahead of the Mexico City E-Prix.